In this week's video podcast (watch now)

The Basic Job Transition Tips

1. How to ask a good question

2. Tune your resume for particular job openings

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Coping With Job Layoff

When people learn that they are about to lose their jobs, they experience a wide range of emotions. This article provides a brief overview and can point you to additional content on this website that may help you figure out what to do next.

Starting a Business

Are you an entrepreneur? Would you like to work out of your own home? Starting a business is a big decision, and it can be very rewarding. Browse this list of questions to help you know if now is the time for you to strike it out on your own.

Our mission is to do good for people who have lost their jobs, are involuntarily unemployed, and/or are taking steps to getting back to productive employment. Our objective is to provide useful content and website features that promote successful recovery after job loss and/or unemployment.